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Over 120 years ago, a group of white supremacists performed a coup targeting the biracial government of Wilmington, N.C., destroying Black property and taking an indeterminate number of lives. Today, Stephen L. Hayes’s statue depicting soldiers from the United States Colored Troops (USCT) stands proudly in the same city.
In 2008, Thang Lian, then six years old, was forced to flee Myanmar with his family from the military and religious persecution.
Conservatives with low conscientiousness are the most likely to spread fake news online, according to a recent study conducted by researchers from Duke’s Fuqua School of Business.
“Why are you waiting for the world to validate you?”
Attempting the impossible yet again, Rolling Stone has compiled almost one hundred years’ worth of sound into one large, neat (and browser-crashing) list dedicated to the greats.
You may have seen a fleet of vans with external cameras, radars and other devices driving around town. These vans are working to improve the condition of roads in Durham.
Duke updated its COVID-19 protocols last Monday, but how does the situation compare to other local universities?
